Use the QR code below to order graduation products.

Deadline to order is March 1, 2025. Orders placed after the deadline will incur additional fees.

All seniors will need to complete their CPR, AED, and Peace Officer graduation requirement in Schoology. When going into the course for the first time, Schoology will show that the course is completed however that is not always accurate. To ensure that the graduation requirement is met, please complete the quiz in both the CPR/AED and Peace Officer courses.

See Dr. Shasta Colon in the Curriculum Office if you have any questions.

All 9th graders should work in IXL for 40 minutes per week to improve their math skills. Students can access IXL from home by going through Clever on the KISD website. Contact Kelly White with any questions.

Join us for monthly sessions with the Scholarship Lady of Central Texas as she helps students prepare for life after high school.

This month's session:

College Admissions - “You’re Accepted” are the words almost every high school senior longs to hear, but the process to get there can often be quite difficult. This presentation will cover various factors that colleges use to make their decision, the application requirements, and the overall admissions process. Presentation begins sharply at 6PM and Q&A is from 7-7:30PM.

Recommended audience: 9th - 12th grade students and their parents.

Free to attend, no event registration required.

Upcoming Sessions:

December10: Student Loans

January 28: How to Win Scholarships

February 25: Paying for College

March 25: Understanding Your Financial Aid Package

April 29: Career Search

May 13: College Search

Students that are enrolled in CTC and receive 504 services must request accommodations through student services at CTC. High Schools cannot write accommodations for Colleges. However, colleges will review the accommodations from high school to determine if they will also provide accommodations for students.

• Spandex pants or shorts, boxer shorts, and shorts or pants with holes any higher than 6 inches above the knee are not permitted.
• Pants or shorts shall not be more than one size too large, and must be worn at the waist, with no "sagging" (wearing pants below the waistline or showing underwear).
• Dress/skirt length and shorts should be no shorter than 6 inches above the knee (all the way around).
• Apparel designed as underwear or night wear may not be visible or worn as outer garments. No pajamas.
• Students must wear tops that cover the upper body (i.e., no halter tops, crop tops, spaghetti straps, etc.) and shoulders, and extend beyond the midriff leaving no skin exposed in the normal activities associated with school.
• Head coverings, bandanas (in any manner to include covering the face), hoods, and sweatbands may not be worn inside the building.
• Photo ID cards will be required to be worn at all times, visible from the front (at waist or above) while at school or at school functions, and while riding to and from school on district transportation.
• All dress code issues will be subject to the campus administrator's judgement.

This is a reminder that we are a cell phone free campus. Please see the attachment below for district guidelines regarding the use of cell phone pouches.

Students, check your Schoology account to make sure you are part of the Student Activities course for your grade level. Important news and information is shared through these courses. This is also where voting for class officers, homecoming court, and prom court will take place.

Stop by Student Activities if you are not in a course.

Varsity

November 1: vs. Shoemaker

November 7: @ Temple

JV Black/Red

November 6: vs. Temple

Freshman Black/Red

November 6: @ Temple

Boys

Varsity

November 2: @ Round Rock (Scrimmage)

November 5: @ Hutto (Scrimmage)

November 12: vs. Hutto

November 14-16: @ Austin High Tournament

November 19: @ Austin Navarro

November 22: @ College Station

November 25: vs. Chaparral

November 26: vs. Austin Royals

JV

November 12: vs. Hutto

November 14 & 16: @ Shoemaker Tournament

November 19: @ Austin Navarro

November 22: @ College Station

November 25: vs. Chaparral

November 26: vs. Austin Royals

Freshman Black

November 12: vs. Hutto

November 14 & 16: @ Shoemaker Tournament

November 18: @ Liberty Hill Legacy Ranch

November 22: @ College Station

November 25: vs. Chaparral

Freshman Red

November 12: vs. Hutto

November 14 & 16: @ Shoemaker Tournament

November 18: @ Liberty Hill Legacy Ranch

November 25: vs. Chaparral

Girls

Varsity

November 1: vs. Hays

November 5: vs. Hutto

November 7-9: @ Tip Off in the Tone

November 12: @ University

November 18: vs. Leander Glenn

November 22: vs. Lake Belton

November 25: @ Ellison

November 26: vs. Chaparral

JV

November 1: vs. Hays

November 5: vs. Hutto

November 12: @ University

November 14 & 16: @ Georgetown Tournament

November 18: vs. Leander Glenn

November 22: vs. Lake Belton

November 25: @ Ellison

November 26: vs. Chaparral

Freshman

November 1: vs. Hays

November 5: vs. Hutto

November 12: @ University

November 14 & 16: @ Georgetown Tournament

November 18: vs. Leander Glenn

November 22: vs. Lake Belton

November 25: @ Ellison

November 26: vs. Chaparral

November 4: vs. Mesquite Horn (@ Italy HS)

November 2: @ UIL 6A State Championships (Old Settler Park; Round Rock)

Boys

November 5: @ Hutto (Star Ranch)

November 18: @ Hutto Scramble (Delaware Springs)

Girls

November 6: @ Hutto (Star Ranch)

November 19: @ Hutto Scramble (Delaware Springs)

November 4: Tri-Meet w/Shoemaker and Killeen (Clements Boys and Girls Club)

November 9: Turkey Trot Invitational (Clements Boys and Girls Club)

November 16: Roy & Jean Potts Invitational (Roy & Jean Potts Belton Swim Center)

November 1: Wrestle Offs

November 13: @ Chaparral

November 21: JV @ Capital Classic (Delco Center)

November 22-23: Varsity @ Capital Classic (Delco Center)

November 26: vs. Madison, Churchill, Shoemaker (Churchill)

November 4: vs. Chaparral (Killeen Bowlerama)

November 11: vs. Early College (Killeen Bowlerama)

November 18: vs. Belton New Tech (Killeen Bowlerama)

November 5: TSIA Testing

November 6: TSIA Testing

November 11-15: Licensed School Psychology Week

November 11:No School-Veteran's Day

November 11:Band-Veteran's Day Concert

November 14: TSIA Testing

November 20: Education Support Professionals Day

November 20: Parent Night

November 25-29: No School-Thanksgiving Break

We will be using the Hero system to track tardies/dress code violations. Hero will also be used to track positive behaviors. The video below shows how students and parents can create a Hero account.

The login page can be accessed here:

https://access.heropowered.com/

Please contact Jesus Uranga with any questions:

jesus.uranga@killeenisd.org

Tutoring is available on campus. After-school tutoring is sponsored in the library from 4:15-5:00 pm according to the following schedule:

English: Monday-Thursday

Social Studies: Monday-Thursday

Science: Monday & Wednesday

In addition, each teacher offers tutoring either before and/or after school. Use the link to find each teacher's tutoring day/time.

Tutoring is available at the district tutoring center located at the Jackson Professional Learning Center 902 Rev R A Abercrombie Dr Killeen, TX. 76543-4905

How can you reach the KISD Tutoring Center?
Call us when we are open at (254)336-1736 or email:

• On-Site Director - Harriet.Wrabetz@killeenisd.org

Tutoring.com is a free service for U.S. Military families. It is funded by the U.S. Department of Defense and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance. The program provides on-demand, online tutoring and homework help. Assistance is provided 24/7 by live, expert tutors. Check out the video below for more information.

Computer Classes for Parents and Community return to Killeen ISD. These hands-on sessions build computer skills, offer internet safety tips, and increase Microsoft Office proficiency. Expect to level up your computer skills!